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Having no proof that Parker Bros. or even Remington ever used a template for the drop points on Grade 3 and 4 Parkers or even the fluer-de-lis on Grade 5.... we do know that a metal template was used for Parker stocks up to and including Grade 2 (we have seen it) so it stands to reason that for a more complex cheek design involving drop points or fluer-de-lis sculpting a template would certainly allow for uniformity (which we are witness to) in these stock features. My WAG is that a template was used.
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